Your Immutable Laws: Core Values That Stick

20 Jun 2026 · 1 min
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In this spoken monologue, Mike Michalowicz explains that "immutable laws" are essentially unchanging corporate or personal values. He uses the phrase "no dick allowed" as his own immutable law, meaning he refuses to tolerate rude or exploitative behavior. Michalowicz recounts a recent incident where he made a disrespectful joke about his wealth manager, Ron Greenberg, realized it violated his own rule, and promptly apologized. The exchange illustrates how deeply held values trigger self‑discipline when breached, reinforcing the importance of consistently honoring one's immutable laws in both personal and professional relationships.

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